Western states would prefer to deal with dictatorships to shore up their energy security.

The worst is yet to come for struggling oil producers.

After a forgettable 2015, Canada’s energy industry is preparing for another tough year.

With no recovery in sight for oil prices, will the “fragile five” governments of Libya, Iraq, Nigeria, Venezuela, and Algeria succumb to their fiscal pressures?

Last week’s rally in crude prices has proven to be short-lived thanks in large part to OPEC and more bad news from China.

What was once a supply-side phenomenon is now being aggravated by falling global demand, meaning lower oil prices and even more pain for long-suffering oil producers.

This is second in a two-part series, this article examines what lower oil prices means for Libya, Canada, the United States, and Iraq.

Even though the Maduro government has stopped posting official statistics, it’s no secret that the economic situation in the Bolivarian Republic is going from bad to worse.

Producers have looked on in horror as crude plunges towards $40 a barrel, but we’re not at the bottom yet.

A look at which fields are still pumping oil in Africa’s energy powerhouse turned failed state.